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For those that are up and running and already operating, we have the ability and intention to continue to make sure that into the future we are holding them to greater and greater standards.

The Framework is a thorough plan to end data center secrecy, protect our environment, lower energy costs for families, bolster our clean energy economy, and make sure Virginia workers have the protections and assurances they deserve.

Strengthen public education. Invest in workforce development, including apprentices. Lower the cost of living. And make sure that you all have a seat at the table.

The General Assembly has not raised the minimum wage in 17 years.

“This seems to be the last issue that Congress should be dealing with, and I think it shows how out of touch Republicans are.”

“seeks to preserve the exploitative model of college sports.”

“bring some reason to the craziness that has basically been plaguing the most important aspects of college sports.”

Whether you want a data center should be a local decision. What we should do is protect the ratepayers from bearing the burden of the cost of building the electricity those data centers use.

Communities should have the right to say ‘no’ to a data center being shoved down their throats.

Data centers cannot come at a cost to neighbors who are already facing high grocery, gas, utility, health care and housing costs.

The people that say AI is going to destroy the World, and that Data Centers are bad for your neighborhood, are the same people that said, just a short time ago, that the World would be extinguished by ‘Climate Change.’

A 66% reduction in unrepresented defendants is a turning point. The work is not done, and we will keep striving for improvement until every person needing counsel has an attorney.

When people charged with crimes go without counsel, justice is delayed for defendants and for the communities harmed by crime.

This bill that my opponent criticizes also brought in $167 million specifically for rural healthcare.

Today’s Supreme Court ruling is firmly grounded in our constitution and our shared history, and it affirms the rigorous legislative work undertaken in reaching the judgments reflected in this important law.

The failure to report for a couple years is somewhat problematic.

I suspect the work to respond is going to be intense.

These conversations help us better understand how we can work together to make state government more responsive and effective.